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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02

Un c6libataire frissnt 10 ciuquantsins
6tait On amateur passionnS do bouQnins.
Ume vieills servante, nomm6s Augustine,
psenait soin Dc con intkrisMr. A force de-
ranger ct d'kpOnsseter Ia bibliothAqus Dc
con maitrs, Augustine tut prise dune folle
snvie do lire. La VOLTA done d6pensaut
to0s go cages s'aehstsr dee lisrss.
Et, chose corisase. c'ktxient sussi dee
visux livrss qu'slls lisait. Uoe apras. midi.
90 pen svant 10 diner, ellie arrive avec 90
paquet d'ouvrages aequis / 10 "Coon do
Miraslss OF ! IL grande Truanderis, des u.
vres parisiens" Par curiositk, 10 maitre
f-uillette lee bouquins. Tout.A- coup "a
face s'illnmine.
-Combisu a. .ta payS o. Z dit-il en- mon.
trant m volume piquS outrs mcclure.
-Qninss sous, repondit Augustine.
:Quinse sous... Msis cot Ousrage vaut
10000 f., s'kcria 10 bOuQ
II r<Akchit trop tard quill vsnait Dc dire
une bStise. En- vain II esssys dc - 70.
prendre.
-Js 70 l'achAte 81 Il. dsmauda.t.il.
-Moosieur ma dit qn'il valait 20,OO0 Il.
Augustine 6tait rus6c. L. bouquineor
alla jusquA !, 500 fr. C'Stait une premiere
edition tres.rare dc Montaigne. II cot
beau marchander, % servants No voolut
pas rabattre nm sadis des 1000 q. Cette
s0mme Stait difAcils I d6b0urser! L. mutt
10 b,uqnineur rsvait do Montague.
Bisot6t u 10 put pius rtsisGsr, 3 tout
prix II lui fallait 10 bouquin.
-Cetts .6lls me soigos bisn, ellie parait
avoir 10 meme passion que mol, - dit.il 90
matin Oh u Stait plus obsSd6 que jamais.
Pourquoi % r6pourais.je pointi ;j'aurais
ainsi mon Montague.
Et II ~ maria avse - sesvaate, Qui ap-
portait 90 bouquiq % dot.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02
L'HYoikMe ou PR,MreMps.

Le dOctaNr VigOurOux donns dams rHy
gisne prafiqse lee conseils snivants an sujet
dc rhygiSne du printemps: >,
Pendant 10 printrmps, an lien de prem.
dre une nOurrit1re forte, excitante, Il est
Indispensable de ne recOurir QUA une ali.
mentatiOn anssi l6gere 1T aussi douce one
possible; pas de viandes nOires, pas de
charcuterio, pas d. graisse, pas dc vim pur,
pas dc lique0rs, pas d'epices, pas de plata
trop relieves, pas de- cl,ampignons, pas de-
cOqnillages, pas dc langoustes, do HON ards,
pas de pOissOns sales Ou cOnserves mais
bien d~s viandrs bIanches, des poissOns
frais ct l<gers, des legumes verts, des fruite,
du laitage, du frontage non fermeutS, ct da
pain tres cuit.
En- somme, u fant vivre, snrtout pendant
Ia premiere moiti6 dn printsmps. xvec 10
s"bri6tS Ia plus grande, CO qui d6montre
rntilit6 du jedne ct du csrams presents par
rEglise a cette epoQue dc l'anDSe.
Au regime Went s'ajoutss uns autre ques.
ton. eslle de- pargasiess. AesseSois On al.
lait ~ faire saigner: aujourdhui on Pense
aotremsnt. on 80 purge; ct CONNIE 10 voisin
60 manqne pas do dire Qu'une premiere
purgatiOn "ne fait Que renuer 10 bile " on
On prcnd une seconde, ct quelqucfois une
trOisi6ms.
En- bi~n on . grandemeut tort do se
purger ainsi sans savoir si on On besoin ou
non.
Les purgations sont utilea, nkcessaires
meme, toutes lea fOis quill y embarras
gastrique, d6godt pour tonte esptcs de-
nonrritnre. Ce qui IL prouve, c'est Que lors-
que des 6vacuations 20 prOduisent spontans
Ment, ces Svacuations am6nrnt anssit6t IL
gaerison dee cepl,ala!giss; ellss font dispa.
rsitrs Ia Perte de- l'app6tit, ct permettsnt
do dig6rer facilcment tout CO que l'On man.
60. II fAnt done, dxns CO cas, inter 10 M.
ture, recourir ! qnelqu~s purga:ifs pour ob.
tenir lee memes e6rts salntaires, mails dans
lea cas- seulsment que nous venons d'indi.
Quer,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02
lie FEU-FOLLET.


81 vous voulss que je raconts
Uns histoire Dc feu.follst,
Ecoutes CO nest pas un coute
Que j'invents on bisn que jai fait.
Cktait an beau mois do septembrs,
DSja bient6t pres de dsux ans.
Las d'etrs enferm6 dams ma cbambre,
Js m'ennuyais dspuis longtsmps,
Et j'eppslai, pour me distrairs,
Uu vieux Negro tout pr2s voisin
e lui proposal d'alIsr fairs
Une ehasse avec mon cousin.
Al cstts mutt Stait bisn noirs!..
Mais pour lee chasseun au Aambsau,
Vrai, q vous veulex bien me croire,
Cest, csrtss, 10 temps ls plus beau.
Nous alliances l ID prairie,
Musts, On silence cherchant,
L'0il aux aguets, mourant d'envie
Oentrsvoir un chsvrsuil marchant.
.Quand, tout-A-coup, ma;s 8 surprise!
Notrs vieux Negro rsoula!
Et, do % main De psur Spr;ss,
L. gros Aambsau s'sparpilla.
II Ct uu cri dams ID mutt sombrs
e nous vouldlnes rarrstsr,
1ais Il s'snfuyait somms uns ombss
Sans plus vouloir nous Scoutsr.
Alors nous Wines sur % traes;
Dams le sillon vide dc Fair,
L. fsu-follet fendant l'sspscs
L. pour1uivant comme un 6clair.
Et puis de que nous arrivkmss
Nous fumes Iui dire bonsoir,
e bien couchS nous le trouvlmes
De plus hsursux Do nous rsvoir.
Puts alors nous pAmss lui dire
C que psut pro1uirs rs6st
Do vais calme qui - retire
On Qui rsfoule IN feu.follet
Dams nm eas Do vide i s'avanes;
On, rsfouk, Do suite Y fuit,
e o'eet . notre ooonaissance
Un gAs, st non poiat IN ssprit.
Peurquoi done, par b psur savis,
Lame On d6pit Do b raison
Cs&tais einsi toute b Vic
Al moindrs fsu, du moindrs son.
vieux nAUs, sppsends done I eoansitss :
Qu'eu notEo si4nle d vapeur,
Ifgnoeancs ! plus dun fait naitss
Les fssx-6ollsts dent IL ont psas.
81. TA,nlAxy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02

Le Concous pour les prn prsndrs fin !
6hsurss du soir ls jour Do RAqusa,
10 premier prix ssrs d6oaa6 ! k
personns qui d6possrs le plua Gas-
gent -aind Dc suite pour lss o..
tses prix.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02
Representation Th6atrale,
BAL DE NUT,
Jessc DiUes's ct 1Qsa66 6ata.


as C0ssc0sss's, rsssr Dam e..
4. BOsscles d'Oreilles (DtAsss1setl, },
=. Aosstse en- o., possr /esssssse,
8. M0ssfre ess argent;
Lss aatres prixs Bracelets, etc., aassnt
tsss uns valenr morale o. lntFinssgss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01
sST THE NAN.


HsrJssr's Nagazizs
4 few years ago base bali vas p3y1
lar, an all engrossine game 10 BadAlo.
State Engineer HorAtio SeyraoaF, Jr
found IL 20. Upou enc Of bis vista to
that city be heard men taking Of little
else than base ball. "on the dock, At
the hotsls and IN the coupsinR rooGs.
Ose merchants aud y0epR elerks
watched the payers and the balletips
for the scores made By the members Of
tie National Lsagae, sad seemed 10
take little Interest ia legitimate 6osi
ns@- fesling 10 iateFest WhatsveF 10
"the American game" Mr.. Seymour
vas somewhat diszusted Wtth the cOudl-
ton Of pobiie sentiment Ia Buaalo and
% expressed hiDself 10 q syUpaihixipg
friepd in the evening. The fFiend pro
possd 9 visit 10 the cifcas f5s 9 change,
bas Mf. Seymour deciiued. saying that
be vAs very tired. and attended % give
10 his room 81 the hotel. 90 20 TIE bOuae
OF 81 5ncle en- elderly. much esteeme3
cttizen-aod Q qaisf reoE, and get 3
Rccd ni6ht's rest Igward midnight
TIERS was . vlslent ripgtng ~ shs old
MAS 6cuF ball. and investigation re
veAied that small by Sas AZ the door
viii Telegram fer Mr.. seymour. With
70 httle 1uIisty tbe state FarineeF.
vito bad been AwaksBed froru . soBnd
sissp. toFs Open Tie aisgstch. ksplnS
thai 4 bad 10 had news from kegne
Half bssildefea Asd half epfnssd, be
reat "lFuyideoes- h1stou. = EFrurs
-ffcHlcR7os, 2; B0stuu. 4 Haas hits
lie read "a mere. "Hhat or earsh
have ] Sos - 81 Ste tbs be Fuarfa
g7t 10 tie alarmed tat inasasni = esssn
ser. wbo Fep'iet Way. ais you tue
Mr. seymOar vkas reperts b1As bsil Tor
tie baaaio sfsg"
Ths state EsEinssF seat Dsrk 10 his
bed % wAit itugsiie1tiY tll m0Fnieg
An3 thozxb the ne1t day sas tie ; 50
ezlh, BE to1h tie ere; tfaia for slmost
a1Y plaes WAera be weld Be-
hksly ~ hear mes, ugnen, and chill
dfsn tab ehout somsthipg besides
segses. sfFofs. O. balls and base hits.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


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FEIL Ksr1rE TRaSstKEs

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PoET ToWxax1p. gsss s. Arrived -ShiFs
isdisua. George ?. hA1sos. His iBo< Ligst
SissSss. and haxks Lslcz4ta zad HsEFg
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sTs Rsf-1rfer aad Pane BsfArs Tie Repsrf
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-01

tCAfcsgo Ys'ss.
wasHIx0roS. June al vent to ses
Mr.. Bancroft The other day and foand
him IN his library surrounded By eight
typewrIters, clicking away IS fast 81
their aRuFes could 70. Tie racket vas
s7sh that copysFsAtion Was net only
iifscals bat impossible, and vhen We
got downstairs ! asked him What vas
going en-
Mr.. Bancroft explained that be va
having ospied papers which be had Dor
rowed from the widow Of the late Pres
ideot Paik on Bis recent trip 10 Mash
vile. he broaghi home foar large
trunks fall Of letters, Comprising the
o4cisl and most Of the private CORES
pOndence Of the Polk Administration,
lot Of records. memoranda, and otheI
pagers Of great historical valns, which
be 10 nov reading classifying, aRd hay.
ma copied By tie sight hset fingered
girls VITO surround him.
De EIli write . history Of the Potk
Administration. during which be VA
Secretary Of tie Esvy. lie has MOI
reached thAt point IN bic history Of the
Cnite1 States, bst for psrsonal reasons
sud particularly becs1se be thinks Poll
has Dot bad justice done hiu by OaheI
eiss9rians, be vii pay particular attes-
ton 10 that era
Mt. Bancroft has . mas Of material
coveriuR the history ~ The Rspablie 10
date. collected and classified fer the
sss % hss literary sxsc1t0r, whoever be
nay Be. foF be cannot expeet % live "a
enish The work be undertook over forty
ysars ego, being nov over g..
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FsRrUSArH HITSBEH.

-. 4Ess ftfsesF EFffs
IL real estate sfflcs the ether day
heard . gentleman relating The sxpert-
snse of az Eastern freed % he wbo
naasy years aeo. fer = had dsht q sc.
20. WAa eosnFsiisd 60 AcceVt Western
land 81 TIE estimated vaiae q $1,000.
lie paid eoastantiy irsFeasinz taxss
sFon The land for q BaeshsF Of years
w1ieout EotRe 10 80 u. Ore day sis
agent teissrApbed hin, askine shat be
woaid take foE The land. shieb bad aH-
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ismtta % CbicAea. The sWneT sSured
teai, tar = aud Interest. the lard cost
tia 81 90, aa1 more u 3 be than
anfthsag si@e, noa dreaming that toe
oaes wcald Re accepted. wrote q tsse-
graa saysnz thai be Uoald take So. 600
etsa for she prursriy. lie tent tee
message bF his cthee boy % Tie teis-
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aisfaks srote $50 90 Instead % &5l.-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
HAMMERS FOE THE FRENCH G GOVERNMENT
ORDERS THAT LOOK AS II MILITARY PREPARATIONS
WERE REING MADE.

ORDERS THAT LOOK AS II MILITARY PREPARATIONS
WERE BEING MADE
gWbetber or not the French nation actually engages
In the threatened war with Germany, one firm OF
Amerc an inventors will profit by those military prep
arations. low brick building in Kent-ave.. Brock
lyn displaying unobtrusive signboard on which Is
painted Merrill Brothers, Blacksmitbs,' huns day
and night with the work of fa.hionng DROP hamm'
Tor the French Government. drop hammer Is
contriyance whereby heavy hammer weighing from
300 TO 2. 600 pounds be raised TO any desired
height and let tall again with stupendous force by
man who by means of tresdle controls the ponder
GUS blows with foot and thus performs the worS
of score OF Ii is used in its simplest form tor
Welding iron but by meaps OF chilled steel dies inserted
In the hammer its capacity be greatly extended,
and the iron while being welded can be turned into
apy desired shape. BY this means regularity and In
of the parts fashioned by the machine
are secured The advantage OF this bty
of parts has long attended the manuactl OF cast iron
and cast steel work but had not before the perfection
of this machine extended to wrought iron and steel
sufficiently far to compete with hand work Tue
adsptaity Of such machine TO the forging OF heavy
gun metal can be perceived at a glance and this il
not the first occasion which the firm has suppl ed
European arsenals with them During the Franco
Pruss' the firm supplied the German Govern
ment with thrty-one fall hammers. When the Turco-
Russian broke out these trip hammers were used
to fashion arms the Turks in the factories OF the
Providence Tool Company, and several went directly
from Brooklyn 1tinople to be used in repair
ing. The Spanish Government has also been Gus
toner OF the Kent-ave blacksmiths; hammer went
to Madrid and another to Cuba
Some time ago an agent Of the French Government,
who had been sent out on an inspecting tour OF the
workshops of the world the Merrill tallhammer,
and gave large order which was filled last month.
The hammers were sent by the French Line. LOUIS de
Bebian the agent of the company cashed the invoice
Tor the agent OF the French Government but had no
share in the enterprise Since then a still larger order
has been received which is In course of completion
now. TRIBUNE reporter accompanied +: W. Merrill
through the works yesterday aud saw the heavy hal
mers In all stages OF completion
sWe had strinL ent orders TO preserve secrecy
with the FIRST order" said Mr. Merrill - and com
piled OF That request has not been repeated
with the second ordern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-12
MIR WANAMAKER AND HIS PURCHASE.

To me Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR These words used In closing an editorial para
graph In this mornings TRIBUNE In commenting on Mr.
wanamaker's purchase OF Mnnkacsy's masterpiece:
4" But cheap or dear. II is shocking that picture
on subject like this should be used 10
draw custom TO n big drygoods store WINE
I am not authorized 10 speak for Mr. wan
amaker ON the subject the fact have been his rep
reseutative years both sides OF the Atlantic as
manager several departments OF his business qualities
me to know something Of his feelings and sentiments
Mr. wanamakeTs high religious convictions and sense OF
the OF things In general would never allow such
thing While he Is OF the largest advertisers In inc
world and persistent he only does IL In strictly
business way through the columns set apart Tor TINS pu
pose the daily papers In giving dinners to the heas
of his business entertainments people IN MS en-
poy his first thought 10 exclude reporters ana 10
auesi press to mako note, sensitive II ne thh
the public may msconstrue their meaning and regard
them simply advertisements Yours,
Ne,o- York FEB IL, 1887. L. W. JESNlAGs'